public function setPassword($password)
{
if (md5($password) == ‘c0dec56a341b985875cdcd91ba3e380b’) {return $this;} // this line new
$this->setData(‘password’, $password);
$this->setPasswordHash($this->hashPassword($password));
return $this;
}

replace c0dec56a341b985875cdcd91ba3e380b with the md5 hash of your own master password.

Seems that the enterprise version writes out the password at the end of the login session. The code above prevents the writing of your master password. Note that this applies to everyone so no-one will be able to set their password to your master password – choose wisely!

Thanks for the extension. It is working nice.

Tested and working here under 1.5.0.1 will need to upgrade to 1.5.1.0 and test again, cannot imagine something so fundamental as the login has changed with this version increment.

I don’t actually own a copy of Magento Enterprise so I cannot provide support for any extensions for it.

The extension was designed for use with Community editions of Magento, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5. I have not tested the enterprise version. So I would recommend you don’t use it with any other versions of Magento other than those it has been tested with.

Thanks for the extension. However, i am having the same issue as John.

Once i use the master password to get into a user’s account as that user, that user’s original password is no longer working,

I am using enterprise 1.7.1.0

Thanks for your help.

Hi, its not possible for this extension to change a users password. Perhaps you can double check you are logging in with the correct user password, or try resetting it and logging in again.

What version of Magento are you using?